Highly, highly recommend Coach Gem! My 9-year-old son has been working with him for close to a…read moremonth, and the progress has been incredible. Gem quickly identified exactly where my son needed skill and muscle conditioning, and mapped out a clear, targeted training plan. I've worked with several other coaches, but Gem is the first one to give me a crystal-clear understanding of our starting point and what it takes to transform bad habits into solid, foundational skills within a realistic timeframe. My son is being pushed to his full potential, which I absolutely love! Gem is incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and offers very fair pricing. Even though my son still has a journey ahead of him, we are already seeing fantastic improvements. Do yourself a favor and give Gem a try--you won't regret it!

From the owner: Currently fully booked. Join the waitlist through our website and we'll find the right spot for…read moreyour player. Road2Pro Soccer Academy delivers elite individual player development for serious youth players in Yucaipa and the Inland Empire. Every player starts 1-on-1. Assessed, coached, and pushed to their limit. When ready, they progress into competitive small group training. This is not recreational — this is a real pathway to the next level. Head Coach is DFB academy trained, German youth national team experience, and played professionally across Europe, Mexico, and the US. Private soccer lessons | Youth soccer training Yucaipa | Inland Empire soccer academy

We feel so happy and fortunate to have found Coach Alonso. My 10yr old daughter was going through a…read morerough patch with soccer and had low confidence in her skills and no longer was enjoying soccer due to a challenging year. She spent the whole summer training with Team Lion United. Top notch coaches that instill confidence while building the athlete's skills. She has improved tremendously thanks to Coach Alonso and his team of coaches. During her first game of regular season she scored a goal and she said it was thanks to everything Coach Alonso taught her. She plays with heart and a huge smile on her face. Thank you Team Lion United for bringing up her confidence and her love of soccer. I 100% recommended Coach Alonso, stop searching you have found the right coach to help train your athlete to the next level.

My son (9) and daughter (12) had such an awesome experience with TLU. The training was very…read moreimpressive and really helped build my children's confidence out on the field. The instructors were always upbeat and very positive and did a great job explaining everything. Coach Alonzo was very helpful during the whole process. My son was scoring more goals and foot work improved drastically. He said that Coach Alonzo had told them to trust in God and be fearless and he said that really helped him. Overall, amazing soccer training and highly recommend!

Actually called Redlands Sports Complex, but they do mostly hold soccer games and tournaments here…read more This complex is rather large and there is a parking lot and PLENTY of street parking, but be advised that they ALL fill up. Quick. There are usually many games going on at once all across the different fields; there are "upper" and "lower" fields. Definitely a necessity to bring beach/lawn/camping chairs, umbrellas, easy ups, whatever. No matter how early or late in the day, when the sun is out it is absolutely unforgiving. Make sure to stay hydrated while you're out there as well! They have a building nearby for the restrooms and there is also a snack bar. There are various trees along the complex's perimeter that can provide some nice shade. The fields seem to be taken care of and always look nice. Also, this should be common knowledge, but do not mess w/ soccer moms. Ever. They are extremely supportive and passionate and will not hesitate to step on toes and take names :D Stay cool out there!

It is HOT out here. One side of their fields are nice and green, the other side is desolate dirt,…read moredust and rocks. We came for games one Saturday and visitor's side of the field of course had no shade. We then returned for a tournament and the fields were non existent, kids just running around kicking up dirt and even witnessed a dirt devil. Not sure if it's the end of the season so they just stop maintaining the fields? Wasn't a pleasant experience at all, unfortunately. There is a ton of parking, albeit fills up quickly, restrooms were decently clean.

If I could I would give 10 stars. My three year old is very active has a short attention span…read more Every coach we have been with, helped our session or encountered is friendly and welcoming. My son is the mini which has parents help. But it is fun. We can slowly let him have more independence has he begins to listen. The sessions are about 35 mins which has a warm, a skill, and a few games. Everything is geared towards the children. Soccer island has a theme each week. We maybe kicking down volcanos or avoiding speed bumps. This isn't like ayso. It is all about the kids, We have built so many positive relationships and soccer skills. Comining from a child development background I am super excited to see my son grow and learn each week. They make sure it is child and play based learning. There is no better way for a child to learn. I have had friends come and are amazed at the program and completely agree it is completely kid friendly and age appropriate.

I can't say enough good about the staff and atmosphere they create. They have great drills that are…read morecreative and engaging and that are also fun and spark the kids' imaginations. I have coached soccer and taught middle and elementary school and I think the coaches here and the program are excellent! My son to be 4 year old has been enrolled through 4 or 5 seasons and we're excited for the next one! All the coaches have been excellent, Coach Nick and Coach Val, and a huge shout out to Coach Dominic. Thank you all!

I love this soccer team. I was there for day and I love Coach Patrick. He was super nice, helping,…read moreand funny. The girls on the team are really nice too. Hope to join again

From the owner: The goals of the Sentinels FC are including but not limited to: training each player and developing…read morehis/her talents to succeed in the sport of soccer, conditioning both the player’s body and mind to be able to perform under unpredictable circumstances, educating each player to hone in on both the tactical skills and psychological aspect of soccer, and teaching each player transferable skills that will advance his/her future careers well past their prime of soccer.

I'm not a parent at the academy, but I know Jessie personally. But I played soccer at a high level…read moremyself (academy in Europe), so I've been around a lot of coaches, and I can say without exaggeration that Jessie is in a different category. There's a reason people at the club call him Pep. What makes him special isn't just his soccer IQ, though that's elite. It's that he actually cares about the kids he works with. He reads people fast, knows when to push and when to back off, and has this way of making a kid believe in themselves without inflating their ego. That's a rare skill. Most coaches can teach a drill. Very few can develop a player and a person at the same time. Jessie does both. Beyond the field, he's one of the most genuine, hardworking people I've come across. If I had a kid and lived in the area, he'd be training with Jessie. That's the highest endorsement I can give

Not good. Do not sign any long term contract unless you feel 100% confident this is what you want…read more We initially did a try out with Coach Jessie. He told us to come at 5pm. We get there and see there are a bunch of little kids. We expressed to him that he doesn't want to train with kids much younger than him because it's just me not beneficial for him. The intensity level is so much lower. He said ok,come back at 6 then and you can train with the older kids. So we did that and my son absolutely loved it because he was challenged. I was actually looking for 1 on 1 training for my son. Coach Jessie only does group training.. I was hesitant and wanted to try out some other coaches first but my son really had a good experience with the older kids. I made the mistake of signing a contract. After signing this contract, within 2 weeks Jessie regrouped the kids. My son grouped with the younger kids, something we expressed to Jessie that we didn't want during the tryout. I was disappointed, my son was disappointed. I felt absolutely betrayed.. However, there were still a few kids his age and some of the younger kids were very skilled. So I was disappointed, but convinced myself that it might be okay. Then next week came and now those skilled kids are gone. My son, who is 11 , about to turn 12, is practicing with kids much younger than him. They are basically beginners. He is absolutely bored. The practice was a fraction of the intensity of what he was getting with his club so he was receiving absolutely zero benefits. I was very frustrated and after this session informed Jessie that I wanted to cancel after this month. Turns out, I cannot. I am locked in for 6 months. He acted surprised when I wanted to cancel. Throwing it back at me for not communicating my displeasure Yet, I did communicate. It is he who showed us one thing during tryouts, then completely changed things on us after we signed up. I expressed to him that my son needs help on the offensive end. He needs training on one on one skills. We are not getting this. What he is getting is similar to the training he already receives with his club . is Jessie's program bad? No. It really depends on your situation. If your kid is in AYSO, then this could be very beneficial to you. If your kid is in a club that has good coaches, then you will not gain much. However, every kid is different. Your child may be benefit. My advice is DO NOT sign any contract too soon. Make absolutely sure this is what you want. He will try to convince you he can help you. I will give him the benefit of the doubt and assume this is honest, BUT absolutely wait and see before signing that contract. I would absolutely not sign a long term contract. You don't want to make the mistake that I made and be stuck with 6 months of something you don't want. To be fair, after I asked to cancel, he offered to move my son back to the older group. However, he did throw it back at me for not communicating my unhappiness when I did communicate to him before we signed. He is the one who made the change on us after we signed the contract and ignored our communication to him about what we wanted, then acted surprised when I was unhappy.

My cousin attended a camp that was sponsored by English Premier Soccer Camps at her preschool. She…read moreLOVED it! This week long camp was her first exposure to soccer and she came home everyday talking about soccer! :) It was a great experience!